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An occipital torus is a bony ridge or protrusion located on the back of the skull, specifically on the occipital bone. It is typically found in Neanderthals and some other archaic human species. The occipital torus is believed to have provided additional surface area for muscle attachment, possibly indicating robustness or strength in these ancient human populations.

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10mo ago

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